Search results for query: *

I don't like the sleeves because they grip my palm when I release the magazines slowing the reloading process. I carry the 27 with the factory 9 round magazine for its concealment profile, and back it up with 22 magazines for reload only. When concealing, it is the grip length that is most...

Grip... A practiced shooter with a good grip can make consistent groups at seven yards without aiming. Your are leaving point of aim too far and your grip surely is changing with follow up shots with small handguns. Instruction could help identify what is going on, but I bet you can...

Glasses / eye protection Ear protection – muffs and plugs Spare eye protection Spare ear plugs Guns Magazines / Speed loader AMMO, Small supply, extra in BOB Range key / passes / membership ID Targets Lens cleaner Ziplock bag for spent ammo Duct tape Adhesive tape / masking tape...

Just use a good locking gun case and keep it locked in the locked trunk of car. Safest is two case's, one for guns and the other for ammunition and magazines. Also, unload the magazines, they can be construed a loaded firearm by a zealous peace officer. (has been beaten, but not worth the...

Could become Tacti-Savi and wear a Desert Scarf SHEMAGH to the range

Handle a few yes, but is said that too many would/ or may bend the top strap.

I had gone through the same dilemma and ended up buying the GPX "Tactical" light that only has a momentary 200 on. As much as I was pissed at myself for not researching the first purchase of the "PRO", I truly like having the choice between the two lights.

5.11 Fanny Pack I carry my HK 45 USP compact and one spare mag in one and find it works great for those days where only a fanny pack will work. A thinner gun might allow the carry of 2 magazines or one plus a knife.

The firing pin is easy enough to remove, check and clean. It should be dirt, oil and debris FREE.

The "LOADED" version came with that particular guide rod as a feature. So in my humble opinion you did not research the purchase. However, the bonus of a 1911 is the number of choices you have in this area. Personally I think you have a wonderful gun and will enjoy it a great deal...

I just sold a drop leg version for my 17 and 22 and thought it was great after a butt-load of practice. However the releases often proved difficult at times and I have a hard time imagining working both mechanisms up on the hip.

I Like following what MARSOC uses MARSOC Knife

223 wolf has always worked well for me, just their handgun ammo always seems to have primer failures which is still ok with me for the price.

As with any gun I would pull the trigger until the threat ceased to exist period. Else go for hollow points and be aware that your 22 will pass through several walls before stopping if you miss.

I ran two range days where the Storm was a loner gun and had a bunch (over 1000 rnds) of low end WPA ammo ran through it, no cleaning and just some oiling the morning of the second day. The gun ran flawlessly and impressed most of those who tried it. I don't like slide mounted safety's so I'm...

590A1 is combat and LEO tested as a fantastic machine, you will love it, unless of course you can afford a Benneli M4

That is Riverside County and outside of bird hunting with a shotgun and a license, I don't think shooting there would be a good idea. You could cal the Sheriffs Department and get their take on it.

Sounds like weak ammo to me. I think I'd go there before switching springs.

I had carried my S&W 36 Chiefs special for years in a soft holster with little or no discomfort.

I was taking a Carbine class just a few months ago where the Plum Crazy Lowers were being pushed. During the class the example lowers had severe problems that have made up my mind to never purchase one.